Snapchat Vulnerability Could Allow Deleting Users’ Content Spotlight

A researcher highlighted a vulnerability in Snapchat that could allow a remote attacker to delete…

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Pros & cons of using free VPNs in 2023

To amplify online safety and privacy, many people turn to VPNs to help them out.…

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Vulnerabilities In TPM 2.0 Could Expose Cryptographic Keys

Researchers found a few vulnerabilities affecting TPM 2.0, exploiting which could risk device security and…

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Google Fixed Two Critical Vulnerabilities With Android March 2023 Update

Google has recently rolled out the scheduled Android security update for March 2023, fixing numerous…

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After Bing, Brave And DuckDuckGo Also Integrate AI For Better Search

With a few days gap, the two privacy-focused search services, Brave and DuckDuckGo, have announced…

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New Security Inbox & Dashboard

At HackerOne, we're on a mission to empower the world to build a safer internet. Better security begins with a quality vulnerability coordination process, and our free platform enables your team to seamlessly manage the entire workflow. Think of it as a replacement for your old shared security inbox.


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Introducing Reputation

One of the primary challenges when running a vulnerability coordination program is distinguishing the signal from the noise. Today, we're introducing a new reputation system to make running a program even easier.


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Jingle Bugs - How to Rock in a Hard Place

With the end of 2014 dashing to a close and 2015 just over the hill, let's take a moment to look at the ghosts of bugs and breaches past. Vulnerability coordination, disclosure, and incident response have never been more important to get right. What could happen if we make adjustments in the way we approach security and how could that impact the bugs that will inevitably be delivered to both the naughty and nice in the future?


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The Tale of the Privacy Pink Panther

Last Friday, on my way home from 31c3, a funny thing happened on my way through Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris: I was required by a security agent to not only power up, but also type in my password to unlock my laptop in order to board my flight.


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Proposed Changes to the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, Austin Powers, and You

Many security professionals, hackers, lawyers, law enforcement, and members of the media are keenly interested in the White House's proposed changes to laws affecting Internet security. Among the proposed amendments to the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), some of the proposed changes that represent the biggest concerns center around expanded language that pose an increased risk to performing many vulnerability research and security testing activities, and even reporting on breaches.


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